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Personal Narrative On A Little Chihuahua
This child entered the world barking orders. I've always called her a little chihuahua. She fears nothing. I was concerned about that, at first and later realized you're not truly living if it is in fear. I wanted to teach her so much, but over the years she has taught me more than I expected. My child is smart and I always thought I was brilliant, but had no idea until I sat and listened to my high school child explain and debate her stances on political views with me. We both are conservatives and I don't mind her having an alternate view and I enjoy listening to her speak about it. I was just happy to see she had valid points about her claims. She is a debater and I was one of the best at that age. Devon has given me a run for my money and

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